Welcome to Cortina d’Ampezzo
The Italian supermodel of ski resorts, Cortina d'Ampezzo is icy, pricey and undeniably beautiful. The town's stone church spires and pleasant cascading piazzas are framed by magnificent alps. It doubles as a slightly less glamorous but still stunning summertime base for hiking, biking and rock climbing.
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Cortina d’Ampezzo activities
Guided hike around Tre Cime di Lavaredo, the symbol of Dolomites
Accoding to your condition, time and expectations, you manage the length and the difficulty of the excursion together with the guide. We can organize the transfer from your hotel or we can directly meet at the beginning of the excursion. From Rifugio Auronzo we walk in the direction of forcella Lavaredo, one of the most scenic viewpoint of the Dolomites. You can expect to reach an amazing viewpoint walking 3 hours (go and back), to enjoy the best view on the north face walking 5 hours, or to make all the loop of th massif in 7 hours, it depends on you, We organize the best for you.
Private Limo Transfer from VCE Venice Airport to Cortina d'Ampezzo Max6Pax
Enjoy Cortina d'Ampezzo and its Area (the Province of Belluno) so don't waste your time at the Airport waiting for a Land Taxi but choice our Limousine Service, it's Private, so only for you and your Guests, with this kind of travel you will be driven in Style & Comfort to your final destination without surprices. Our Professional Limousine Driver (Fully Licensed) will wait for you and your Party inside the Arrival Hall at the Airport of Venice (VCE Marco Polo) with a Sign/Board with your name printed on it. Our Company will check your Flight Arrival time in order to provide always the transfer in time and without extra costs. Our Limousine Driver will assist you and your Guests with your luggage and he will help you to fill all your bags in our Luxury Vehicle. Usually our Limousine Drivers speak in English so for us it's easy to provide information during your transfer service. As reported on the information of our product the time of the travel depends on the traffic conditions (usually we will spend about 2 or 3 hours max.) that we will find on the route. Usually we support Guests also with specific requests (like big Extra Bags or Wheel Chair or Surf or Ski Equipment or further...) so please if you have in mind to travel with these kind of items comunicate your travel needs to our Office and will reply with the best option. For this private transfer we guarantee max. 1 Big Bag + 1 Small Bag for each guest. So in this case (option max. 6 Passengers) we can travel with 6 Big Luggage + 6 Small Bags.
Dolomiti and First World War Sites Ski Tour from Cortina d'Ampezzo
The centre point of the First World War ski tour is the symbolic mountain of the 1st world war, Mount Col di Lana. The 80 km (49 mi) tour takes you around this mountain. Everywhere, you will find traces of World War 1: artefacts from the war era, trenches running right through the rocks, parapet walks and forts. At the Cinque Torri the Italian trenches can be seen and on the Lagazuoi, you can visit the Austrian machine gun post and just below it the guard post with the officers’ shack, with skis at its feet. The Armentarola slope is one of the most fascinating environments of the Dolomites. At the bottom, a horse-drawn tow takes the skiers to the slopes of the Badia Valley, where they proceed to Arabba, Padon and Marmolada. The stop for lunch is in a traditional mountain refuge to taste some traditional dishes.
Kronplatz Full-Day Guided Ski or Snowboard Tour with Transport
A day on the slopes in Kronplatz really does offer everything you could wish for on holiday. This mighty mountain between Bruneck-Brunico, St. Vigil-San Viglio and Valdaora-Olang has 32 state-of-the-art lifts serving 119 km of pistes catering for all abilities: beginners, cruisers and experts. Intermediate skiers will appreciate the wide runs down into the valley, while ambitious skiers and snowboarders can test their mettle on the Black Five. The tour starts with a departure from the hotel at 9.00 a.m. You will be in Kronplatz around 10.00 a.m. and after a short break for a coffee, you will start the day on the snow. According to your ski or snowboard level, and your requests, the guide will choose the best slopes. The stop for lunch is in a traditional mountain refuge to taste some traditional dishes. You will be back at the hotel around 4.00 p.m. Technical details: over 100km of slopes 30 refuge skipass: Dolomiti Superski 5 black slopes
Hidden Valley Ski Tour
The Hidden Valley drops-in from the top of the Lagazuoi mountain at 2,752m, adjacent to the famous Rifugio. The Fanes mountain range can be seen to the right of the run while descending and is just a majestic sight. The valley walls to the left are smaller but scattered with frozen waterfalls, one of which you ski right under. It isn’t a water-fall, really, this is water that has seeped through the rock to be frozen on its passage to the valley floor. The colours, shapes and scale are mesmerising. The run twists and turns for 7 km, creating a mysterious and secret ambience. Once at the bottom of the trail, you have the option of taking the horse drag, a great experience, where you hold on to ropes pulled by a pair of horses as they take you along the flat frozen river bed to the next lift. Technical details: refuges skipass: Dolomiti Superski
Dolomiti Ski Tour: Sellaronda from Cortina d'Ampezzo
We will reach Corvara with a boarderline’s shuttle. From Corvara we are able to enter Sella Ronda directly. We go up to Gardena and take the Dantercepies run down to Wolkenstein in Gardena Valley. In the middle of the village we enter the gondola up to the Ciampinoi peak. A small side-trip brings us on the Col Rodella. Here we have a view down to the valley of Fassa, we then go down-hill to the Lupo Bianco hut, a nice place to take a break.The gondola gets you in the main ski area of Canazei. Then you're off on an 8km (4.5 mi) long run, to Arabba. Soon it gets really steep; beginners can take a less steep passing route that runs beside this. Then a lift brings will bring you back to Corvara and Colfosco and after a short and wide run and with the next chairlift you reach a bear hut. From here there is a great view and in the background, you can see the Marmolada.Then the tour goes on with the next run to the lift station short behind the Campologno pass. A chairlift takes you up to the Crep de Munt on the direct run to Corvara.